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TRAI Launches Platform to Rate Property Digital Connectivity
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has launched a new website for checking digital connectivity in properties.
Digital connectivity means how well a place supports calls, downloads, and online services.
People can search for properties that have been rated.
They can use the property name, certificate number, or location to find one.
The website shows a digitally signed certificate for each rated property.
A QR code lets people check that the certificate is genuine.
This information may help people choose a home or office before buying or renting it.
Special agencies use a mobile app to test connectivity inside buildings.
The test results are sent to the website so the rating process can be completed.
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India launched the Digital Connectivity Rating Platform on Friday.
Consumers can search rated properties by name, certificate ID, or location.
Digitally signed certificates can be viewed and verified using QR codes.
The platform connects property managers, registered Digital Connectivity Rating Agencies, and consumers.
A mobile app allows authorised agencies to measure in-building connectivity and synchronise assessment data with the platform.
- Who
- The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India launched the platform, with participation from property managers, registered Digital Connectivity Rating Agencies, and consumers.
- What
- The Digital Connectivity Rating Platform and a mobile app for testing and displaying property connectivity ratings were launched.
- Where
- The launch was announced in New Delhi, and the platform applies to rated properties searchable through its web interface.
- When
- The platform was launched on Friday; the articles do not specify the date.
- Why
- To give consumers credible, comparable, and verifiable information about digital connectivity before they buy or lease a property, while encouraging connectivity infrastructure planning.
Key facts
- Platform
- Digital Connectivity Rating Platform
- Launching authority
- Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
- Consumer searches
- Property name, certificate ID, or location
- Certificate verification
- Digitally signed certificates can be verified through QR codes
- Mobile app
- Used by authorised Digital Connectivity Rating Agencies for in-building connectivity measurements
- Platform users
- Property managers, registered Digital Connectivity Rating Agencies, and consumers
- Data integration
- Property information and mobile-app assessment data are synchronised on the platform
Quotes
Anil Kumar Lahoti
Chairman of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
“By making ratings publicly searchable and verify the certificates, the platform will empower consumers with credible and comparable information. It will help them make more informed choices about homes and offices with strong and reliable connectivity, supporting smoother calls, downloads and access to online services.”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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